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    • System Workbench for STM32 failed to run on Mac OS X

    Posted by fram on 2017-11-28 12:05

    Hi Julien,
    Thanks for trying to help, I really appreciate very much.
    I did reinstall the whole thing again, but still the same error message -> cannot find JRE.
    I do have High Sierra installed on my MacBook Pro.
    If I go to the terminal and try to find the same path as in your mail, then it fails -> "cannot find path". To start, I cannot find from the terminal, the folder applications ( as it is called windows 7 Applications -> I have Parallels installed), and AC6 or SystemWorkbench is not amoung the items listed. If I search from Finder ( I can see AC6 -> systemworkbech), go then for "show package contents" then I can get no further than the folder "MacOs", in there, there is a file called jre (no folders ❗, and there it ends... So I cannot see the part of the path "jre/Contents/Home/lib/jli/libjli.dylib" anywhere. Maybe I'm too stupid for a Mac??? A previous installation under Sierra didn't work at first (same message). Then after a few months, I downloaded a new installer, and it did work straight from the box. Now it does not ???
    Could this be High Sierra curse ??? Or is the installer not compatible with High Sierra???
    Can someone help me ???
    Thanks,

    Francisco

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    Posted by Chaffel3 on 2017-12-01 02:47

    I am having the exact same issue someone please help.

    I tried all kinds of vmargs -vm nothings works

    Posted by jLn_38 on 2017-12-04 10:28

    Hello,

    Sorry for the delay I had to find a Mac running High Sierra.
    Unfortunately I am not able to reproduce your issue, installation works as expected and the JRE is well available at the right location (under MacOS/jre/ folder).

    Since MacOS/jre exists on your installation, but as a file, there is for sure an issue during the installation process.
    Could you restart the installer in console mode (./install_sw4stm32_macos_64bits-v2.3.run -c) and attach the full log to this topic?

    Then a workaround could be to manually copy the JRE by yourself, from the .jre folder (available in its directory while the installer is running) to SystemWorkbench.app/Content/MacOS/.


     
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